Stenotypy:
or shorthand by the typewriter.
Whereby 120 words per minute can be struck off
by an ordinary and 300 words per minute
by an expert typewriter.
A system, which from its numerous decided advantages over all known treatises on phono and stenography, will entirely dispense with the use of these systems in the telegraph office and counting room where typewriting machines have been in use. It is especially invaluable for the printing telegraph.
The principles of the system can be learned in a few hours, and sufficient speed acquired in
the time required to manipulate with speed an ordinary typewriting machine.
The system can be adopted to any first-class typewriting machine.
Second Improved Edition.
By Rev. D. A. Quinn.
Providence, R. I.: The Continental Printing Co.,
Dyer and Pine Streets.
1895.
